I guess it comes with the season. Our hype for what is good and "holy" for our whole lives has become a foreign thing when the seasons change. Spring cleaning of the clutter accumulated from a season of winters chill slowly setting in from a dark falls welcome. I say welcome for for every season should be welcomed alike. Its all we know - the waxing and wanning of every polarity. Change is our life - how we identify and measure things. Everyday turnes to the next; the 12 hour cycles down to the second and what divisons lie below. I beg to offer this perspective; that life was meant to change. There is often resistence of what is natually veining through our intimate lives, mating with our physical identities and merging with others in hopes to make two flesh one. This was meant to be, yet change must take place for there to be resecution of the two into one. This reminds me well of a verse in the gospel of Thomas of which I'll recite.
They said to him, "Shall we then, as children, enter the Kingdom?"
Jesus said to them, "When you make the inside like the outside, and the outside like the inside, and the above like the below, and when you make the male and the female one and the same, so that the male not be male nor the female female; and when you fashion eyes in the place of an eye, and a hand in the place of a hand, and a foot in the place of a foot, and a likeness in the place of likeness, then you will enter the Kingdom."
The seasons pass as they will, but when we harmonize with their movement and ways, the more we merge with their nature. I speak of the nature of all things. Not nature, but the all. Follow me? :) The resistence of the changes creates the stresses we bear. When the two become of one, then you will enter the Kingdom of heaven - which would mean to be of one mind, body and soul.
Words are just coming to me right now so I'll just type. "Let it be" John Lennon sang, and I say now "let it fall". Letting go of what seems so desperately to escape us, should be released. It shows that it either has nothing left to give, and that we and it no longer serves purpose. So why hold onto it? Let it fall away, and it will go where it will be "recycled". I like to think of our concept of gravity as being reversed in a spiritual sense. What is down is really up. You let it fall and it is sacrificed to God's natually. When we let go of everything, including the body or the ego; they too are replaced in a cosmic sense.
All things go up and down - which way you see them fluxing matters not. The way we merge with the cycles is most important though so our harmonization will keep us grounded with the movments or our patterns will turn irregular and sparatically waisted off the path of these patterns emerging in the universe.
Let there be a time for all things, and let it pass as easily as it comes -- and as the oracle from the Matrix says "and before you know it, you'll feel as right as rain".
